These breast pieces are large. I usually cut mine in half, because i poud them out before cooking. Sometimes have to trim a little fat off, but not on every piece. Can be cut into strips for tenders. Overall, great value for the price.

Quality control has declined, it has on everything in the last few years. Usually spend about 15 minutes re-trimming, even removing a few bones from time to time, before repackaging.

All my son eats his chicken so This is perfect. Not a lot of fat on this chicken, they clean it nicely before they package it up so you don’t waste money on a bunch of waste

Decent quality. You can tell these birds are plumped. Natural chicken breast should not be this large. Anyway, the bigger it is the longer it lasts for the consumer, right? Overall clean even cuts for prep work.

Not impressed. Looks like freezer burn on most of the breast that had to be cut off. A lot of fat had to be cut off. I ordered it and picked it up. Won’t do that again.

Tried fresh chicken breast as opposed to the massive size of the frozen variety I’m getting these days. They were still very large but not as unusually large as the frozen ones. I like to buy in bulk, divide into potions and freeze for meals. The first batch cooked up well and had a good taste.

We have bought chicken breasts at Walmart, Giant, Weis- all need cleaned of excess fat, inner parts and bones. This chicken is no different in it's need for cleaning- but you will only have about 1/4 to 1/5 of the waste that you do from any other store's packaged chicken breast. Even in this season in time when nothing is as good as it used to be- this product is still superior to anyone else's.

Most of Sam's products are great, not so much this time. Sam's was out of the usual chicken breast packagaes (four pack of two chicken breasts/pack) I've been purchasing so I purchased a tray of these chicken breasts. The breasts were huge and I had to pound them to a reasonable, thinner thickness but even then parts were really tough. Won't be purchasing again.

We love buying meat in bulk as it helps to pinch our pennies. This brand has been a great alternative to Walmart's as of course you get more bang for your buck. I have a Meal Saver at home so I portion these out into bags, vacuum seal them and freeze them to be used at a later date since my family is pretty small and the baby doesn't eat much yet.

I feel like I’m always excited about the price of the chicken breast until I get them home. The breast are usually small and filled with fat. Which I’m sure makes the package weigh more. By the time I’m done trimming the fat away I’m down about 2 breast.